Wiz Ardon, the Peculiar Enchanter: Created page with "Hmm. thedude would normally not have any other person be called King for he is very immature, but if his counselors convinced him, maybe he'd allow it. I'm all for the mediev..."

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Hmm. thedude would normally not have any other person be called King for he is very immature, but if his counselors convinced him, maybe he'd allow it.

I'm all for the medieval world not being so acquainted with the technologically advanced one thedude came from, but I think that major locales like Kingston and Uthereon would definetely have some technology, military or otherwise. Other stories have shown that thedude's presence has served to introduce to other things, too, like cars, modern medicine, televisions used for propaganda and so on. Not so much in the rural areas, but cities would definitely have some of those. And I think it's one of the more interesting elements of these stories, how these two worlds meet and intermingle with each other for bizarre results. Not every place, of course, will be the same, so I'll be happy to see your interpretation of this matter in Kingston.

Now, if only we can find a word to refer to Southern-Britayans in place of Britayans, seeing as the latter technically encompasses Kinstonians, Waltonians and the rest as well. In [[A Quick History and Enumeration of the (Human) Peoples of Militiregnum]], I mention that the ancient Kelter tribes that inhabited Britay long ago were the Alvi, the Brithae, the Eileannach and the Morkaeg. Years later, these peoples would have developed and intermingled, but if I had to say then Sutland and the Crownland would probably be majorly of Brithan ancestry; Walton would be Morkaeg; while the county of Kingston itself would probably be more of a mix, northern Kingston, centred around Scottar, would be the Alvi; the island of Arcton and perhaps northern Ceoland would be Eileannach. Now, of course that's not that definitive and it's just my interpretation and I'm not sure if Harold had specific ideas for each Duchy, but I think we could say that the Crownland and Sutland are almost probably made out to be English-based, that is Brithan.

So, maybe a word like Brithan or an alteration of it could be used to refer to them. Or we could make a new word like Anhilish. Because after all not all British are English, so therefore not all Britayans should be Brithan/Anhilish/Southern-non-Walton-Britayans. Any thoughts?

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Wiz Ardon, the Peculiar Enchanter: Created page with "Hmm. thedude would normally not have any other person be called King for he is very immature, but if his counselors convinced him, maybe he'd allow it. I'm all for the mediev..."